January 2008
Beginner
352 pages
9h 6m
English
When you create counters, you have to decide exactly what information you want to expose. Because performance counters are merely numeric representations of internal metrics, you should expose whatever you think is important for an end user to know.
After you define the information that you want to expose, you need to use that information to create a counter category and the appropriate counter objects you want to expose to the consumers.
In Perfmon, the category represents the Performance Object, which is the master object for all the exposed counters that exist within that category. Let’s take a look at the system-exposed Processor category.
The category is called Processor. On the left are ...
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